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JUSTICE COURT
AufuM ft Mrltln iT.i llulrtt,
Caii X titrtv4 t an,
llrllrd II l a 11
. , Ann KlV,
n.iuiiVuM ! il.- i.trmnr laA Ken
rj with th flMin out of cards
ru! othef detalU.
Hvo memrwrs of tht irrlfon
VaptUt church wrr baptised In
ih baptistry at tha HermUton
nrt Baptut church Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mr, rimer Zehner.
Mft.vlv and Oaid spent tht
wvrfc end at Pvtland Ultint
?hncf a folks. Mr. and Mra. Ota
Z-hner and alo Mr. and Mrs.
lavo Zhncr. They apent Satur
day at tha tort.
Ale Lvnn Hobha arrived In
Irrtron early Thursday morning,
to apend a 19 day Lav wuh
hit folVa. Mr. and Mr. Floyd
llobba and
hi vacation
Irrtgon School
Ready fo Open;
Faculty Complete
1T LaYtLXX FAIUOW
IRRIGON Shoot will Cn
tnrn il A. C llouhto !:
mi-nry on Monday. Auirust 31.
at 30 Jn. Rcttratlon lor new
aiudrnu tu b iM mJy.
In Irrlron, llofcba , ny. Mr. and M- ti ii"
WORK SMARTER
will b atatloned
in Denver,
tavd overnljtht with Mf. and
Mrs. lVn Kennry md
u. . m.4 itiim tvmalned in
0 . .
bar bar a MvCoU Is oonvates.
cln at her hom following a
ton.llrctomy at tha Umatilla
htwHial.
Howard O, Califf. SA. an of
Mr. and Mrs. I3mec Zrhner, will
b attrrultnf an IMectronlcs
chMl at Tti-ture Uland for
th ne.t year.
Mr, and Mrs. Jim Kenncy,
formerly of trrifon. and thrlr
km) Bob and Kelley drovo to
Poland where Ihry visited with
Mx. and Mrs. hell Toot. Mia.
trrtfon with Ih'lr trarulparent
watt of nwwy unUwa handled
.....im kiwMirf a few aww1
for tn das, rturntnt t inw
ham In iVoa tUy Monday
wnlnf.
ratenaton Hvm Management
.SpeelalUt. Hr-n la Unlvrr.
Miy
KTItrrVtl FAHRKS aro certain
to t part of back la m 1hI arw
Ing tlioira thU mmlh Sew to
many pvi, lh ai Uy U
b UuappiantnM-nl and a
rvla ran maaa th Xit1ntt U.
twwn aura an-l latiurr,
iai1mm. lriviUn tw
thin taU4 al tl'-
KL. wfU! hut 111 dll tt Iht
UU1 ii-..,-,...
a.e (it.4-4 U"V flre
111. & I fil n.wi.
'vm the
fa trie when ta !" on th Pl
ChO -fi lld. lis
"KURDS
ollhe-ainrntahavot l
lll
AuffuM from iw w a
n,, kui trrlMA at 10. IV
wm
to trnirt fuvenuo student
to Boinlmin tor rrgirium.
Km iarhrra at A. I. llien
9
ton thU year art Mi Kf
llooatrr. who will ttteh tha Ittth
rraa. and Darrrl Snon. who
:. . ah. .i.th Mix H.vllrf
haa taufht lh Pt aevrraJ
yrars in Stanlieia. ana rn
in rv-a-huir county.
Teacher for the romin yar
ar: Mn Ruth Bntley. K !
Mr. Elate tiugie. craa
t;ilen Caudle, crade il Mm.
Helen StltreL grade ; Mim
Rom llooairr. crade 5: Parrel
Swvnaon. trade 6 and Junior
hlch athletics; Mra. Joy Smith,
trade 7; Trd Talbot t. grade ft;
Al Reevea, band and remedial
arithmetic: Mick Tola. Principal
and upper Rrad reading. Cub.
todians tor the year are Llojd
Cooley and Earl Sanders. The
Cooks are Mr. Verdle lom and
Mrs. Vera Cooley. Bub drivers
re Don AJams. Lloyd Cooley
and Mrs. Helen Le!cy. and the
school secretary 1 Mrs. Marilyn
Stewart
Ore con school law requires all
Incoming first and ninth crade
student to have a pre school
phyilcal examination and to
present the completed form at
the bcclnnln of the school
year. Forms may be obtained
at the school or the health de.
partxnent office. Birth certi";
cates are also required for first
traders, and application forms
for these mav be obtained at,
the A. C. Houghton school office.
A hearine will be held at the
Irricon grade school rymnasium
on Friday. August 28. at 2:00
f.m. The purpose of this hear
ng is to allow any interested
person or persons to be heard
either for or against the est a
lishment of a Park and Roc
reation district for Irrlgon.
The annual Irrlgon school
alumni reunion will be held at
the A. C. Houghton caieionum
Sunday. August 3a Visiting and
meal preparation will commence t
at 12:00 noon. The potluck din
ner will be served at 1:30 p m.,
with a guest speaker at 2:30.
A program will be held at 3:00.
All former students, parents,
teachers and employees are In
vited to attend. All are urged
to bring school pictures and year
books.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Reeves. Sean
and Leann. returned to Irrlgon
Sunday after spending 7 weeks
at Boy SCOUl camp auw
Joseph, where Reeves acted as
water iront airecior ior wc
camp. Reeves in the bandmaster
fnr Riverside men ana ai a
n Umhnn F!lpmpntarv.
Mary Kenney left Wednesday
for Gonzales, Calif., where she
will be an English instructor
in the Gonzales Hign scnooi. ner
folks. Rev. and Mrs. jonn Ken
ney, accompanied her as far as
Redding, cam. ,
Chauncey Grim is a patient
In tha ITmatilla hoSDitaL
Laurie Ferguson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. rerguaou oi
Silverton, is visiting her Krand
nnrpnts Mr. and Mrs. G. C.
Linda' Villines. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Villines of
La Grande, spent 10 days with
her uncie ana aum, mx. uu
Mrs, warren McCoy ana iamuy.
Linda's folks drove over Thurs-
rfav and took her nome. aus.
McCoy and Mrs. Villines are sis
Mr. and Mrs. Warren McCoy,
Susan, Mike and ueDDie auenu
t,a CKirtna nnrade in Pen
dleton Saturday, and drove on to
La Grande, wnere mey iyeu
overnight with Mrs. McCoy's
brotrier-in-law and sister, jvuv
j r Uark Villinpa and
ana xiua. u- . .... - ,
family. Sunday, they attended
a family reunion ai mc iuu
residence. ,
.. ho. hnmp ffillowln!?
surgery at the Good Shepherd
hospital m ntrmuiun.
m. OT,A Mrs Tlvd Gotchall
left for Long Beach, Calif., last
Tuesday evening, mey weir w
meet their son, lerranue
unii ninTi whn has rxHn Stat
ioned overseas on the Ui.a. Blue
Destroyer ior tne past yeai.
chall. who married Gotchall
while he was overseas, will xiy
in to Travis AFB at San Fran
cisco on September 3, and the
Gotchalls will meet her there.
Donald Taylor, who is station
ed at Beals AFB in California,
is visiting with the Robert Smith
family, and other friends . in
Irrlgon.
Mrs. Dan Hill took her grand
daughter Rhonda home to Port
land, and spent the week with
her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Cook and
family, returning to Inrigon Fri
day. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Miller re
turned to Irrigon Thursday after
a 2-week vacation. They visited
relatives in Salem, Medford and
Alturas, Calif. Millers came
home through the Tule Lake
country, and camped and fished
a few days on the McKenzie
river. They also visited the lava
beds near Bend.
James Desirey is convalescing
at his home following a pro
longed illness at the Umatilla
hospital. , ,
The Irrigon Lions club re
ported that over 60 persons took
advantage of the Mobile chest
X-ray unit that was in Irrlgon
last week. The Lions club assist-
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